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SHAD Canada

Run by SHAD Canada

Who can apply Grades 10–11, strong academics, leadership

Cost and deadline

Cost
Varies
2027 fees are $7,875 live-in and $3,975 virtual, and households under $40,000 can have the full live-in fee covered.
Deadline January 6, 2027

Date from the provider's page, checked Oct 2026.

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Apply at https://www.shad.ca/apply/

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Worth knowing

Apply by November 8 for the early deadline, and the final one is January 6, 2027. It is free to apply, and about one in three students gets help with the fee. A household earning under $40,000 can have the whole $7,875 live-in fee covered, and $40,000 to $90,000 brings $3,000 to $6,000 off.

Format
Summer programs
Duration
4 weeks (summer)
Grades
Grades 10–11
Location
Various Canadian campuses including Alberta

About this program

Applications for SHAD 2027 open in mid-September and close in early January. Month-long STEAM program on a Canadian university campus, where you solve real-world problems in teams, live in residence, and build a cross-country network.

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Halloween in Alberta

A crowd in evening dress under paper lanterns at a Halloween party in Edmonton in 1906
Edmonton, 1906 A Halloween party at the Prince Arthur Café
Guests in pointed witch hats with skull badges at a Halloween party in Wainwright in the 1920s
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Four children in costumes standing among pine trees in Mountain Park in 1934
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